Under this immense pressure, the territory's finances could be said to be struggling, completely supported by war reparations and attracting loans.
Should another large war break out, the already unbearable financial pressure would directly lead to bankruptcy.
However, fortunately, such enormous pressure also means vigorous motivation.
So much financial expenditure, aside from the military sector, can all be considered investment and production.
As long as there is peace and stability without major disruptions, these investments will convert into vast wealth and profits, slowly evening out the current staggering fiscal deficit, possibly even achieving a fiscal surplus in the following year.
